Canada, Commonwealth. A Lot of Four Named British War Medals

A lot of four British War Medals. Instituted July 26th, 1919. Consisting of a circular silver (tested) medal, suspended from a single-toe horizontal medal bar from a period original ribbon, the obverse depicting the leftward facing effigy of King George V and inscribed “Georgivs V Britt: Omn: Rex Et Ind: Imp:” (George V, King of all the British Isles and Emperor of India) in capital letters, the reverse depicts Saint George naked on horseback and armed with a sword, the horse trampling on the Prussian eagle shield as well as skull and crossbones, along with ocean waves and a rising sun in the background, as well as the years “1914” and “1918”, measuring  approximately 36 mm in diameter. All medals inscribed as follows:

- 2160989 PTE. E. MASON C.F.C

- 32550 L. CPL. J.F. MCGILLYCUDDY. 26-CAN. INF.

- 61181 PTE. A. MALLETTE 22-CAN. INF.

- 61898 C.D.M.S.B RICHARD 22-CAN. INF. 

All four medals depicting pitting and bruising consistent with age appropriate wear, in very fine condition. 

Accompanied by a Canadian Army Class A Badge for Service at the Front, constructed of bronze, and multi-coloured enamels, the obverse with a central multi-coloured Union Jack in the form of Tudor shield on a pebbled background and circumscribed “For Service at the Front”, the reverse with a screwpost and backing plate, numbered “267051” and stamped “Penalty for misuse 500 dollars or six months imprisonment”, measuring 22.3 mm, in fine condition.